Chakula Presents Roots 'n' Rhythms: DTMH Edition

Join us for a night of live music - where Jazz meets the Experimental. The Africa Centre will be hosting the DTMH family ~

Alber Gold - Neo-soul artist based in London who uses his R&B influences to create a soft and light atmosphere. Albert's smooth vocals and melodic compositions will transport you to a place of calm and reflection. @albertgoldlive

Bukky - An alternative psychedelic pop/R&B singer, songwriter and artist from London. Bukky creates music to sing to, dance to and be a part of - with a contagious sound and energy that completely fills the room. @bukkytheperson

Guitarist | Adrien @adi.harte

Trumpetist | Jonas @jonas_bossert

Special Feature & DJ set

During the event, visual artist K.Africana (@k.africana) will create a piece in real-time, drawing inspiration from the collective atmosphere and energy created by the performers and audience.

We'll have a DJ set by Talia Darling @taliaadarling_

Born and bred in Hackney East London She's a genre blending DJ with a Special love for Dancehall which pays homage to Her Caribbean heritage, Grime and UKG which celebrates her Black British culture.

Tickets

Everyone is welcome! Please note that this space is created for and by Black LGBTQ+ people. Our goal is to amplify the community through this creative intervention.

Please select the ticket that suits you best

• Standard | £8
• Concession (recommended for Black LGBTQ+ and/or working class people) | £5

About Chakula

The Chakula programme is a monthly series of events, workshops and dialogues geared towards supporting and empowering Black and African LGBTQ+ communities at The Africa Centre. Follow @thechakulaprogramme

About DTMH Live Music

DTMH (Don't Touch My Heritage) Live Music is a platform dedicated to Black musicians and artists. The initiative focuses on the Black diaspora, created specifically to highlight Black artists and their work. DTMH aims to foster collaboration and bring together community groups in an industry that often operates in isolation. The platform provides a space for the diaspora to connect and reconnect with their roots through musical expression.